Prominent Sidneyite Is Married Recently
Merle Billeter son of Mr and Mrs J W Billeter and Anna Zimola were united in marriage at the Catholic church last Friday morning Rev Anton Link officiating. Mr Billeter was raised on a Sunol area farm and attended Sunol schools while Miss Zimola has resided in Sidney for years. Attendants were Miss Anna Mary Kralik of Colon and Chester Krueger. The couple left for a honeymoon in the eastern part of the state visiting Omaha Fremont and Nickerson before returning to Sidney to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Billeter
J. W. Billeter
Anna Zimola
Anton Link
Billeter
Sunol
Miss Zimola
Sidney
Anna Mary Kralik
Colon
Nebr
Chester Krueger
Omaha
Fremont
Nickerson
Efficiency In CWA Is Goal
Federal Re employment Director Hodge in Nebraska said efficiency as the aim of the civil works program should extend beyond mid February. He noted the job so far was to get men to work and that success. now the focus shifts to making the work as efficient as possible if continued, and placing work suited to the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodge
Nebraska
Minstrel Show To Be Given In This City
Archie Wheeler directs Gurley schools music program for a minstrel show titled Down South in Dixie. Over fifty cast members will perform in a Sidney presentation yet to have a venue or date set. Wheeler also trains a sixteen piece band to provide the negro music for the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down South In
Dixie
Archie Wheeler
Gurley
Wheeler
Sidney
Weeler
Urge School Opening To Be Later Next Fall
Nebraska state board of agriculture recommends delaying opening of all Nebraska schools to the second week in September to avoid conflicts with the state fair. The annual meeting began with nominations for fourteen expiring terms and two vacancies. Anticipated election contest may pit Secretary Reed against George Jackson, who resigned as secretary last year. Nominated in the district are E. R. Purcell of Broken Bow, A. W. Atkins of Bridgeport, and J. A. Boyd of Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
Reed
George Jackson
E. R. Purcell
Broken Bow
A. W. Atkins
Bridgeport
J. A. Boyd
Kearney
High School Program Delights Wednesday Assembly
A varied student program was warmly received by the entire assembly. Under committee head Jane Dimery the event featured violin solos by Carolyn Kennedy with Lois Hardy at piano, a humorous reading by Fern Poquette, vocal solos by Duncan Wagner with Kennedy, Laura Jameson with Gordon Tobin, lively instrumentals by Jack Sparks, John Pavlat, and Clifford Davis, plus a classical piano solo by Helen Ayle. Future Wednesday 3:20 PM assemblies are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Dimery
Carolyn Kennedy
Lois Hardy
Fern Poquette
Duncan Wagner
Laura Jameson
Gordon Tobin
Jack Sparks
John Pavlat
Clifford Davis
Helen Ayle
Emergency Jobs Debated By CWA Head In Nebraska
Federal Re-employment Director George Hodges warned that negligence by CWA officials will be charged and urged managers to plan two winter work programs. He warned of widespread lay offs if snow disrupts operations and said the CWA could extend beyond February 15 toward May 1, pending Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
George Hodges
Witter
Nebraska
Hodge
Buffalo Meat Offered In Sidney This Week
The Central market offers a freshly killed buffalo calf from the government reservation in South Dakota. Carl Olson stated the meat will be available to Sidney patrons this week and he believes residents will enjoy a dish once popular in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Carl Olson
Olson
Ahepa Meeting Set for Bayard and Area
Sidney residents of Greek descent and neighbors from Alliance Scottsbluff Bridgeport and nearby towns will gather in Bayard Sunday afternoon for an Ahepa event led by Dr Marcus Wilkinson governor of the Order of Ahepa in the Rocky Mountain states He will speak after Greek Orthodox services at Bayard with Rev Father Andronopulos. Dr Wilkinson tours the region after earlier services in Cheyenne Casper and Denver advancing to Pueblo and Salt Lake City. The Order of Ahepa numbers about 40000 members nationwide.
15 Hour CWA Plan Affects Rural Nebraska Towns
Federal relief agent Haynes outlined a 15 hour maximum work week for CWA projects in rural Nebraska towns under 2500 residents, starting the next payroll week. The plan aims to create more jobs without increasing total hours, though families with large needs may exceed 15 hours. Hodge noted local committees failed to align projects with unemployment needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Nebraska
George Hodge
Sheridan County
Joe W. Leedom
Gordon
CWA Jcs
Rushville
Hay Springs
Hodge
CWA
Interesting Program At Nite Club Monday
The night club program starts promptly at 8 oclock with practice sessions this week. Members of the guild are now selling tickets at 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nite Club
Page One
Shoe Fund Donations Sought in City
Community drive seeks shoes for those in need as Kensington ladies sponsor the effort. Committee chair Mrs. B. J. Leonard, linked to Red Cross volunteer work, leads the fundraising, with volunteers eager for support from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Kensington
B. J. Leonard
Shoe Fund
Non-Stock Co Op to Function in County
A non stock co operative formed under the non stock marketing act will operate in the county. No capital stock is authorized and the association is organized as a non stock entity. It is to be incorporated for twenty years from January 13, 1934.
Clemency Denied To Slayer Of Marshall
Womans reformatory parole for Ella Dillon in Buffalo County follows an indeterminate sentence. The record notes the offender was sentenced August 23 1933 and previously sentenced June 4 1928 amid a description of clemency denial continuation from page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Womans Reformatory Parole
la Ella Dillon
Buffalo County
Crop Values Rise On Higher Market Prices
Federal statisticians report farmers hold major crops worth more after price gains on Chicago markets. Wheat at 90 cents elevates farm stock value to 177 million, up 13.6 million. corn rises to 755 million, a 19.45 million gain. oats increase about 6.76 million from 229.95 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
National President Ida B Wise Smith to Speak Here
Ida B Wise Smith national president of the Womans Christian Temperance Union will speak at the Methodist church Sunday January 21 at 7 30 p m Local W C T U members call the engagement a high honor and invite the public A union church service will follow with attendees from other churches joining the Methodist program for the address by prominent American women
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida B. Wise Smith
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Corn Hog Talk Highlights Farm Price Gaps In Sidney
A Sidney session on corn hog contracts examined farm value swings from 1910 to 1930 and how signing choices affect payment timelines. Officials explained two signature options, contract binding effects, and policy details while urging farmers to attend upcoming community meetings for full guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Ou
United States
Gould
Nebraska
Washington
Ban on Gambling Is Put Down This Week
Legal authorities announce a citywide ban on gambling activities this week and urge observance to curb illegal games and associated disturbances across municipalities.
4-H Program To Get Under Way Shortly
The article describes a new plan for 4-H clubs with county committee members acting as a contact and support group rather than local leaders. It notes Willey will be busier and that only two or three general meetings may be needed to organize clubs, carry on work, and finish tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willey
Beers Business Trends From Records And Market News
Pulling weather and anticipated Washington action lifted grain futures in Omaha and Chicago with wheat gains on the week while corn prices rose amid higher receipts. Banks show deposits up in major cities and Dunn and Bradstreet notes strong gains. CWA and CWS checks continue to stimulate retail trade as Nebraska workers approach the PWA payroll boost.
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Washington
Omaha
Chicago
Dallas
Dunn and
Bradstreet
CWA
CWS
Nebraska
PWA
Restrictions Imposed On All Idle Tracts
Farmers speak on corn h og program limits Iowa Nebraska farmers discuss restricting idle tracts for 1934 harvest. They view payments as rent and intend to seed down land, leaving it fallow or improving it for 1935 while using benefits to cover taxes and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Calf Theft Leads to Two Arrests This Week
Police credited swift investigation and solid clues in capturing Tebler and Stevens for calf theft. Tobler remained in county jail while another suspect stayed in city jail to prevent cross stories.
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Stevens
Tebler
Tobler
Addrent
Thrift Theme Highlighted At PTA General Session
In a Junior high PTA meeting held Wednesday evening January 17, thrift was the keynote. A. J. Jorgensen of the American National Bank contrasted thrift with miserliness and noted Franklin’s thrift driven life. The program included an invocation by Mrs. F. A. Besh, a show committee report by Mrs. K. S. Agnew, and A. R. Kendree’s violin solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Jorgensen
American National Bank
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
F. A. Besh
K. S. Agnew
A. R. Kendree
Mrs Pindell and Agnew Endorse Upcoming Show
Mrs I L Pindell presents piano solos while Mrs Agnew backs the showing of Little Women next month for children and adults. In the high school division Vocational Agriculture boys outline the unit taught by Sidney Smitta Hughess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Pindell
Maple Grove social rounds reflect tight-knit weekly visits
Art Sassaman and neighbors share meals and calls across Maple Grove in a string of afternoon and evening visits. Families including the Spiker, Gade, Johnson, Irwin, Nightengale, Walker, Hokom, and Hade households gather for suppers, birthdays, and club meetings. Several trips to Denver and nearby towns are noted among residents.
Abcul the New AIRMOTOR 102 MODEL Windmill
Introducing the AIRMOTOR 102 with six bolt wheel, round tension wheel arms, and a hub screw. Features include an extra large wheel shaft, removable bearings, quiet gears, adjustable stroke, and a self oiled pump role. Service phone 8-Fl4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abcul
Community Social Visits Highlight Weekend Notes
On Sunday the Sharmans hosted supper with C O Hade and children Frances Charles and Dallas visiting Newt Berggren on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ed Miles were guests Monday at W mans. Sam and Revert Trainan Wallace stopped by the Harol home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nightengate
Elizabeth Bryant
Ed Miles
Joe Green
John
Owen¢g
Eli Henderson
Co. O. Hade
Frances
Charles
Dallas
George Davis
Russell Kinkade
Twilla June
H. P. Cortney
Ed Cortney’s
C. O. Hade
Newt Berggren
W. Man’s
Sam and
Revert Trainan Wallace
Harol Home
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Telegraph
Bayard
PTA
Maple Grove
Mrs
Art Sassaman
Ivan Schaeffer
Rarph Handley
Earl Nightengale
Harolld Spiker
Maye
George Jacobs
Elmer Gade
Leonard Walker
Harold Spiker
Wi. T. Sharman
Nels Johnson
Charles Neick
Swain
Andrew Johnson
F. N. Club
Dorothy Irwin
Miss Irwin
Frances Hade
Ray Tremain
John Hokom
Sam Irwin
Lusile Hiett
F. A. Johnson
Lowell Hokem
Donald
Denver
Trey
R. W. Johnson
Walter
Edna Nightengale
Joe Green’s
W. T. Sharman
T. G. Waddell
Lucile
Evelyn Davis
Maxine Johnson
Ruth
Marie Cortney
Marion
Emmett
Loretta ‘Wynne
Arthur Wallace
Earl
Vern Sharman
Robert
Fred
Dorothy
Josie Irwin
Zellabelle
Malcolm Johnson
Albert Kragel
Elizabeth
Bryant
Lillie
Hazel Gade
Emil Nightengale
Alice’ Mae Miles
W. T. Starman
Sai
E. Planck
City Auditorium
Wencco Oilers
Arcadians
Zane Greys
Paramount Picture
Randolph Scott
Judith Allen
Harry Carey
Buster Crabbe
Noah Beery
Sid Toler
Betty Boop
Betty Boop’s Museum
Tarzan the Fearless
W. T. Sharman’s
Rigcaaic
EXIDE
M. W. Osborn Motor
Dodge
Phon
Hardware and Furnitur
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Bureau OF Missing Persons
Bette Davis
Lewis Stone
Pat Obrien
Glenda Farrell
Plus
Andy Clyde
Fox News
Jean Muir
Frank McHugh
Thelma Todd
Vitaphone
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